And as Jesus works through them to reach those people, their healing does come — not always instantly, but truly and meaningfully — because they are living as participants, not patients.
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Growth was not the result of clever marketing—it was the Lord’s work through His people. The disciples, filled with His Spirit, created an environment where God’s Kingdom could multiply rapidly. Their faithful and constant witness resulted in new disciples being added every day.
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While it can be uncomfortable, it is also an opportunity to return to a more biblical model—one where parents disciple their own children and young people are viewed not simply as consumers of programs, but as potential disciple‑makers themselves.
Disciple Making Movements require a biblical and reproducible vision of worship—one that can multiply naturally wherever disciples gather.
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When we ask for a miracle, we may fear being judged by the outcome. If nothing happens, will we seem foolish, dishonest, or spiritually weak? These concerns can quietly keep us from boldly asking God to work.






